It is now a local history museum operated by the Odenton Heritage Society.

The single story Classical Revival masonry building was built in 1917 to serve the military population of nearby Camp Meade, which had been established as a cantonment for the First World War.

It only operated until February 8, 1918, when it was closed due to lack of funds.

After the war it was converted for use as a parcel post service office, which closed in 1966.

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